After upgrade to Itunes 7 I can no longer burn cd's that work

I used to burn cd's just fine until I upgraded to itunes 7, now no cd works in my car or any other cd player when I burn cd's with Itunes. The show up on my Mac but are not recognized in other areas. I have the lastest updates for all other software. Please advise. I wish I could go back to the old itunes I never had this trouble before. thanks
Berni

yes I have. I have tried to burn a mp3 and a regular audio cd. I used to never have a problem until the upgrade. I can play them on my mac G5 and laptop and at work on my pc computer. But when I put them in my car cd player they don
t work. I have not changed the type of cd's and they used to allways work before. How do I go back to the old version of Itunes? If this can't be fixed I think I will have to find another application to burn cd's for my car. I read here that I am not the only one with this problem.
If anyone has this solution please post. Apple?

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http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201852
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